Over the last 15 years, watchmaker Franck Muller has earned a solid reputation in the industry. Muller realized his gift for mechanics at an early age, as a skill inherited from his Swiss father. Muller attended the Ecole d'Horlogerie de Geneve, an institution that would help him transform his passion into highly-coveted and sought-after timepieces.

After graduating top of his class, Franck Muller set out to create one-of-a-kind timepieces. However, at this time (the mid '70s), fine watches were being replaced by quartz and electronic versions. In response, he began restoring timepieces for museums and collectors. This work would eventually earn him the reputation of being a master restorer. All the while, Muller was creating his own line of watch-making tools--items that are today considered collectors' pieces.

Franck Muller watch designs have found a niche in the market today. Blending the sophistication and detail of antique pieces with modern style, Franck Muller watches embody a timeless sense of class. The Franck Muller Conquistador Cortez King and Frank Muller Color Dreams are two of the most striking pieces from recent collections, exemplifying the fun sense of elegance that this line is known for.

What differentiates Franck Muller from other famous watchmakers? Every year Muller releases a new collection of watches featuring some innovative mechanical breakthrough. Every single movement in a Muller watch is created from self-winding or manual mechanisms. These never-before-seen elements have helped Muller capture the industry's attention. Twenty-two of his watches have introduced the industry to new concepts in watchmaking, making Franck Muller watches incredibly collectible.